I Joe Stalin

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Prisoner 0f y" Politburo?

n, m. scalars. h. unwanted tress News Analyst) nuident Truman's statement

bbbi/"Jce Stalin is a prisoner d h“

bnc Politburo" indicates a llae of~ hhinkln! which II all"! sterile!“ in informed citielell. Wt WW5 I"! ha” been partly respbnaible for the recent backfire of the messes! in Russia delivered by United states Ambassador Bedell Smith- There is another well informed mup which. believes the mistake i. that case was in not delivering ihe message to Stalin instead of to liolotov. This latter group admits that. i. times. the Premier is rather locked of! from full knowledge of tuations by the Molotov group. ut this seozns to be more of a mim- nr dodging what tihe boss night do if he knOW, rather than i Sign that he is held in impot- hice by s. Politburo which can iverrule him. Other reports represent Stalin leading the more cons rvatlvl gelitburo faction, which a ocates a slower pace for the Communist i-ni-ld revolution pending the time when Russia can face the western industrial countries on terms of

‘raster equality. Most agree that ‘

Molotov, Berla (the secret police man who handles Russia's slave labor and who administers occup- icd territory, such as llestern Ger- many) and Zhdanov (the thought policeman), lead the more‘ aggres- sive wlnl- -

But to the observers who believe malln is still the head man even if some of the others do try to by- pass him at times, the Premier stands more in the middle. '

They point to numerous reports on Politburo meetings where Sta- lin remains silent until the pthers have expressed themselves. Then. according to these reports, “old Joe" sums up what seems to him to be the prevailing view, gives his mm interpretation of what should be done, and that settles that.

Insofar as the people of Russia are concerned, there is no ques-I lion ofpwhurn they consider the. head man. To the CommunlstsJ Lenin is god (by Joe's decree) and.‘ Stalin is his prophet. To the I pie in general lt is sufficient thst_ he ls the great generalisslmo who led them to victory against Ger- manv- It is hardly likely that eith- er party ofpeople would fail to support any move he cared "to make in the Politburo. oa- against any or its members who went too far in disagreement. If he were ahir to do it when only s peace- izme hero. so much greater his strength noiw. --

But there have been tirnas who};

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IREDRWTON. Juno 1d AC?) -New Brunswick, preparing for s, leneral election June Innayhavs I- iinidue system u balloting but it by the use of "X" markings, an official said here today. i

Previously the Canadian erroneously reported the m. M "X" in marking the voters choice on ballets supplied by parties.

There is no official ballot as such. Instead each nasty Prints ballots containing only thenames ofiiaown candidates; or a. voter can use s blank plaea of paper supplied by m] polling clerk and write his owl

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The voter may: '

1. Cast the ballot of one party or the other.

2. Strike eut one or more names on the ballot and substitute other names for what is known. as a "spilt ballot."

3. Discard the party-printed ballots and write the names of his choice on .a. blank ballot.

But he does not use an “X” on any ballot. This would nullify the Vote.

The official also‘ emphasised that while many voters used the ballot! of one party or another, this pro- cedure did not officially constitute s. "party" vote as such but was deemed merely to be a vote for each name on the party ballot.

Amendments To Criminal iiodo

By (TIDE-GI KITCHEN

OTTAWA. June 16 — (OP) -- Crime - violent, lurid and petty --<occuplad the Commons V9596!‘- da . '

Iyt came before the chamber in the form of more than 40 amend- ments to the Criminal Oode. 50ml of which iwill make important changes in the administration of Justice in this country. They were adopted after lengthy considera- tion and study and now so to the Senate.

Bare nib some of the anaior changes:

l. Criminal sexual psychopaths- comsnonly known as sex mlhllvk now may be sent to penitentiary

a sex crime.

I 2. Infanticide _. the killing of a

child after birth, especially by a mentally-deranged mother - now

will be punishable byilp to three,

years imprisonment. At present. the parent can begcharged only with murder or manslaughter.

3. It now will be a. criminal of-

is. fine cannery where . lobsters.

‘ and also chicken and meat are prepared and for which

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Murray Harbour is still known. as the place where sail- ing ships and motor vessels ply their trade as of old. In for an indeﬁnite period s- for life, the forearm!“ °' m!‘ Pltture may be seen a. schooner

it necessary — alter conviction olgetting ready to sail. Allso numerous Murray Harbour is quite a fishing centre and boasts

mo tor boats.

Md. hake. mussels

Saskatchewan's Past Election‘:

the Murray Harbour pack has a. ready‘ market. One of the best musssll spots in Canada. is Just outside Mur- ray Harbour. The best mussells are found in only a few

places and the ocean floor conditions together with the salinity of the water must be just right. At a point where the fresh water flowing out meeting the salt ivatcr and reducing the salinity to the right point is where the most

Predicts Less Butter In Canada Next Winter

from cheaper sardines.

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orrawa. June l5 -(CP) JFQIIIHY N?“ "Quid

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delicious mussels are found. 0f late years there has been a decline in mussell packing. Also a. decline in silver sides which are a small ﬁsh resembling a sardine but somewhat rounder. These are very delicious when properly packed but sales are somewhat-r. difficult owing to competition

Lots oi’ vessels take produce from Murray Harbour to Nova. scotia points and to Newfound- land. 1ft is a. very pretty and very busy place.

iiottwaid installed

edit iianaiiian Gov’t iiot Gestapo

OTTAWA. June 1B -- fCPl-A carefully-planned program is needv ed in persuade European-born ilna migrants that the Canadian Gova eminent is not a Gestapo, the Sen- ate immigration committee wsl told today.

Dr. Frank Foulds. director of citizenship in the State Secretary!‘ Department. said the Dominion also must strive to overcome other dpep-rooted fears. Immigrants must be <‘hown that "the Government is not a. gestapo; the police can be trusted; the laws are made to be obeyed."

But he stressed. too. the import- ance oi‘ language in the assimil- ‘ atlon of immigrants.

"We should use every opportun- ity to teach language." he said. "This can be done the minute the immigrant arrives and should be done with small as well as larger groups, The immigrant is not yet ready to study systems of govern- ment. Canadas heritage or sini- ilar matters. which will come later in a civics course."

I-le suggesLcd pamphlets and other printed material-"even pub- lished in their own iﬂIl3l1ﬁ;€is"-—t0 encourage immigrants. He wained that high pressure" does not make good citizens. a "lilo matter how much we want to make people quickly into Cali- ladians. we cannot do it by cam- lpulsioil or by high-pressure classes as too many of the public seen. to think should be done."

Dr. H. I... Keenleysde. Deputy Re- sources Minister, said screening of would-be immigrants is intended to prevent admission ol all sun- versivc elements, including Com- munists.

Dr. Kcenleyside, asked why Eur- opean doctors have difficulty qual- ifying under provincial regulations, said: “The medical associations in Canada are opposed to it. That is the main answer."

iligher Fares iiui Passenger Traffic

BANFF. Aita., June 14 -—(CP)—- A warning that increased trans- portation fares results in s. heavy drop in passenger traffic was voiced at opening sessions of the annual Canadian Transit Associat- ion convention today.

In an address prepared for dc- livery before the 43rd annual con- vention of the Association. Qiuy i‘. J-iecker of New York. exeoutivn 'mana.ger or the American Transit revenue o.‘

A: iizeoh President

Association said net United States transit companies had decreased by almost 58 per cent since 1943.

In another address prepared for delivery before the delegates. Afr. A. president Harry Reid of Indiana-- polls, said rising labor costs m. the United States last year repre- sented more than 5'! per cent o! the total operating-revenue and SJ per cent of operating expense.

threats of- lnlury or violence to any of his relatives either in Canada or abroad. This would cover cases where Communists ,were reported to have made such threats against those who declined to contribute to Communist funds.

4. A person charged with con- spiracy to publish a defamdtory libel will be subject to trial only in the province in which he lives

American observers in Moscow were convinced that Molotov. to further his own policies, was tell. llig Stalin direct falsehoods. They reason, therefore. that the Prem- ler is not kept accurately inform- ed in general either by Molotov other Soviet diplomatic sgen. PS.

Newspaper men in Moscow have found that they can get expres-

Butter and other dairy products will be in even shorter supply next winter than last “unless lm- mediate action‘is taken to en- ; courage an improved supply." JJ-I. Duplan. president of the National Dairy Council said today. "At ic- daysmbutterfat price," he said, "milk going into butter returns less to the farmer than does milk [used in any other dairy product

fense to intimidate any person by‘ v

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(By The Associated Press)

NORRIS. Tenn., June 15—Nor- i-is. a Tennessee Valley Authority landmark for 15 years, today passed from public to private own- ershlp.

The picturesque little town a dam built was sold by '1'. v.11. at‘

(By The Associated Press)

BRISTOL, lmgland, June 14- Charles Goodh new quactruplet daughters may win him a priority for a. new house.

Good told the Sodbury Rural

PRAGUE, June 14 -(AP)—Kle- merit Gottwald. stocky 51-year-old Communist. today was elected and installed as president of Czechos- lovakla,

The former premier become the Republic's first Communist presi- dent in a show of hands vote dur-

(By The Canadian Preaai REGINA, June 16—Whcn Sask- atchewan voters make up theiri minds. they usually think pretty much alike.

n,“ f s; n b or in which the libel is published. I public auction to Henry David council tgdgy i; would b, b, 11cm

wbhfh rogrghera goolrftglfrgectgfagatg This would prevent a repetition of Epstein, 21-year-old Philadelphia m‘: zxgzfigtiggﬁvt ﬁﬁctgg; 313:: and the r°°_ent1y'a“"°“"°ed n”? difficult rearing his four new ‘Y1K 5 Public Daﬂiﬂmenth-FY Bleciclﬂn- y

u...“ even 1mm to question‘ the recent New Liberty magazine real estate dealer. for $2,107,500. a mormhnhsubstantial maioﬂw Fri“ h“ diswlrated PYWUVUOIL’ dgughbgr! 1b n15 bnmibive time. There were296 votes for him. Apart -_--—-}- '. I from Gottwald and a woman mem-

Epstein quickly reassured the town's 1.350 residents, most of whom thronged the schoolhouse lawn to witness the historic occa- sion. that they would not be evict- ed from their houses.

A shout went up from the crowd as Epstein mounted the auction‘ platform and said: -

“We are going to give you an opportunity to buy your own homes. Wis intend to make Norris

room cottage. It lacks gsa, elec- iricity and hot water.

I-le dldn‘t get the priority im- mcdiately but councilmeri said he has a pretty good case.

The quadril-plets were born Sat-

urday to Zii-year-ol Mrs. Margar- Ict Good. Tonight, outhmead Hos- pital said they were “progressing favorably." Mrs. Good is doing well.

case in Alberta.

5. Jury trials now may continue, contingent on the consent of both the crown and the accused, even l! one or two jurors become ill.

At the same time, Justice Min- ister Ilaley told the chamber he has decided nothing can be done at this session to ban lurid crime; comics frcm Canada. A proposed amendment had been drafted but a number of objections to it became

‘Pl-it. Mo. sounds like he is the man who is free to act on his Thai-h Why there has been fear "i" 5601i". unaware of all the "wis- mlrht be led into some fetal expansionist adventure, . jun b; antler was led info Poland on the Uasis of_ Ribbentrop’; asgui-nncgb at Britain wouldn't fight. b5“ ill"?! Why some diplomatic o servers think that, if we hgvg

in every provincial election but] lone. And frequently the opposition party has won less than 15 per

LONDON (CP) - Wesimin- luilcqmmnny c533 ster War Memorial, a window in- ihe south transept of Westminster cent of the seats in the assembly. Abbey, will be unveiled by the

The Jime 24 provincial BICCMOYLQUQQ" on Remembrance day NW will decide the ninth administra-'7_ . ' tion to govern since Saskatchewan, became a. province in 1905. Liber- 1. 1985; W. J. Patterson. Liberal, als have formed six of them. Nov. 1. 1985 to July 10. 1944; T.c. i The ﬁrst Liberal defeat came on Douglas. 0.0.13. July 10, 1944. to a non-confidence vote- in iilzilipresent.

ber who resigned three days ago, there were only two votes unac- counted for. The Communists hold 214 of Parliaments 300 seats.

In his first official address as President Gottwald expressed hope for continued ipcace “despite social and political differences that div- ide the world."

LONDON. June 14 --(Reuters\ - Parlament tonight restricted the number of cars that may be used at s. British parliamentary election to take voters to the poll. In future each candidate will be restricted to One oar for. each 1.500 electors in a. country constituency and one for each 2500 in cities.

b which led to the resignation of b - Thfnlilsﬂsbltg: girnnceuowm the" u "izurfelisley said he could not find ﬂifugfﬂga’, nxganggt u: a’ Premier Jamcs G. Gardiner, now r $-_ _ w down through 110:1‘ n‘ evidence that crime comics actually United states” ‘ y c. Federal Minister of Agriculture. He ‘ ' "' u 5 "n d“ ' was succeeded by the late Dr. J. T.

induced juveniles to commit crimes. Juvenile court judges and other authorities had told him that while dcmlca have s bad effect, they were not a direct inducement to crime.

There had been only one Can- adian case, Ml‘. Iisley said. where comics had induced a juvenile to break the law. That was in New Brunswick.

Elsewhere during the session, Finance Minister Abbott reiterated that the Government does not in- tend to return toa system of over- all price and wage controls to meet the higui cost of living. l

The House later resumed study ( of health department estimates and

‘iillufhilng from the top than there The residents. mostly '1‘. V. A. - ° is flowing uphill through the

Communist hierarchy.

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employcs had organised s. corpo- M Anderson “ho

ration m‘ buy the ‘own and obvi_|ion of Conservﬁives. Progressives

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topded‘ I failed to return a single candidate

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TORONTO. June ill-Flashing a sensational start of three birdies on the ﬁrst four holes for a record ward of 77, Mrs. F. J. Mulqueen of the ‘Toronto Club won medal hon- 0's here today in the lﬂ-hole qual- "iius round of the Ontario ladies 1°" Championship at at. George's Golf club at suburban Isliiigton. iifrsMulqillen clipped three strok-

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largest" single group-QB-ln the legislature in 192D‘. But the 24 Conservatives. ﬁve Progressives and six Independents defeated the Government at the opening of the next session."

BATHURST. N-Bt June 15 - CPl-Lsurent Sivret, 17, drowned "Ida? when he drove his bicycle over the edge of a wharf on Mlscou Island, off the northeastern tip of New Brunswick. Word of the ac.

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